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Abstract
Because of recent significant developments, this article will under-take to deal with the requirement of survival in class gifts of future interests both with respect to the responsibility of a lawyer who plans an estate and with the problem confronting the courts in the many cases where either holographic wills are allowed or lawyers fail to discharge their professional responsibility concerning this litigious issue. By way of introduction, it will first stress the importance of a proper training for professional responsibility in this area. It will then attempt to provide a proper perspective for the courts to deal with the unfortunate cases.
Recommended Citation
Herman L. Trautman,
Class Gifts of Future Interests: When Is Survival Required?,
20 Vanderbilt Law Review
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(1966)
Available at: https://scholarship.law.vanderbilt.edu/vlr/vol20/iss1/1